New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
OF YALE ALUMNI.
nwApns PIERKEPONT SPEAKS FOR 's1


EDWARDS PIERKEP0NT SPEAKS FUN ."
u,vo THE SEVERITY OF THE cOURsE-AD-
,,vrssrs By CAssIUs N. CLAY AND j. RAN
~, pr rucKrA-wINNERs OF PRIZES
CLASS REUNIONS.
u.vrx. June % tSpcciaI.-Alumni Hall was
S-a.d this morning for the 18TH annuai meeu"s VI
~ va,o AlumuL William NJ Evarts PRESIDED ana ai'ei
wv -, cech introduced Edwards Picrreponf' VINO maze
in behalf OF the class Of 1887 In the course VI
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Mr.. Pierreponrs remarks warmly appisuded'
and NJ their close he beautiful portrait OF the
Rev. Dr. Perrcpont, Of the founders OF iaie Coese
and turning to President Dwight. said
1t seems 1T that should present this portrait
you HIM whom represent, Yen are directly o
ID e m sarh We believe that it something to hi:
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they lave escaped all these wonderful things a
te examinations Of today proud Of them We
rejoice that they entered fale
speakers responded In s svns OF New
Orleans, AT; Theodore Rdny0n. OF New-Jersey ~;
Alfred Hatch, OF Scranton az; - Ta'e Of Wa,s
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Cassius NJ. Clay. in responding for the class Of 49,
temperance we'll sunptuary laws are forbidden by
MUCH Power x ss ~ :S yrs ron en- ass
many 10 ns le rule nna snsso s church the Sunday
school the family the GR0n o ;sS0 mines %n team ssb be-
punished By ana mprsOnment exile ami esah If
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yield right use but net Sou'9 ,se s,o9op
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Tne class o. 81 held reunion at which fifty OF the
9..NirnS Oiis riIed The or.ton was delivered
By tho Rev. Dr. D. J. Burre of Dubuque Iowa. ana the
gSe classes Of s7 go 40 AZ 5e. 81 II rs and "a
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crntrc 2Iurcb was filled this afternoon with members
S1n'1 , ,h ,,s.nnad ,rh ,nnch pleosure TO e
oi no a'u u,.,,r he r andonh Tncte- Il Virginia
suaress av Saci NJ Incker,s smb;ect WAS 9Th,
pe!ore ,he Law s.ioon ~. IL 80 ~ -, ~, WV
fedSfal Oopsu'uon no '"i" =" POI .,. -
III looking at the history of the operations OF ts con
stitutional system cannot he nsensibc 10 the act
that it lts poseritv problems which u tailed " selie
and which have resulted In caiamitiest was perhaps not
given TO human wisdom TO prevent. union OF states
differing radically in interests from me existence III some
OF them of the institution OF slavery Tor when heiter
that succeeding generations were resp pro-
duccd angry conflict OF sentiments wich ernna'u
in OF the most tremendous wars OF modern tlnss
As native and devoted son OF virginia WIN CONVICTIONS
they were adverse TO your OWL sna MOI
obtruie yndcatiOn OF In that unhappy strie
before this audience. he Constitution gave 10 tho
south no adequate power to defond her right and
the consent OF the states where 1t existed Amend
meats to the Constitution nave been la'hed py sic